Task order no. DTFH61-12-d-00050-t-13015, entitled integrated corridor management opportunities is issued in the total amount of $248,349. The total award value includes an amount of $101,055 for…

This $248,349 task order was awarded by the Federal Highway Administration to Leidos, Inc. under the Integrated Corridor Management Opportunities indefinite delivery vehicle. The task order includes a base period valued at $101,055 and two option periods valued at $73,319 and $73,975, respectively. The work is to be performed in accordance with Leidos' technical and cost proposal. This task order is not set aside for small businesses. Subcontractors on this task order include DKS Associates, Inc. and the American Transportation Research Institute. The task order is focused on integrated corridor management opportunities, which aligns with the Federal Highway Administration's mission to support the development of the nation's transportation infrastructure.

Task order no. DTFH61-12-d-00050-t-13015, entitled integrated corridor management opportunities is issued in the total amount of $248,349. The total award value includes an amount of $101,055 for the base period (including a cost-reimbursable amount of $3,782 for travel), $73,319 for option period no. 1 and $73,975 for option no. 2. Work shall be accomplished in accordance with saic s technical and cost proposal, submitted on august 23, 2013, and the terms and conditions of the contract. This task order is fully funded for the base period. Notes: 1. The inclusion of an optional contract line item number (clin) in a task order does not, in any way, obligate the government to exercise an optional clin. If this option is to be exercised, the contracting officer (CO) will notify the contractor in advance of requiring performance. However, the contractor is not to begin work on any optional clin until a formal modification, signed by the CO, is received. 2. All travel shall be reimbursed at cost in accordance with the federal travel regulations. 3. In accordance with the task order procedures clause under section g of the contract: all task orders are subject to the terms and conditions of the contract. In the event of a conflict between a task order and the contract, the contract shall take precedence.